MC145 Riggins Lintel
For those who dream of a clean display for their favorite artwork, a window lintel is a tool to enhance the look of the photos without the mess associated with constructing an elaborate frame. Simply add the lintel to outline your paintings, photographs, or other artwork and give your collection a touch of vintage appeal. Riggins Lintel Moulding is a decorative and structural element, so you can use it for art or windows alike!
This window lintel is available in one size. We have several species for you to choose from, including Finger Joint Pine Primed (FJP), Poplar, Northern Red Oak, Maple, and Alder. When you are ready to make a full-length purchase, we have 8-foot and 16-foot lengths available. If you want a 4-inch sample, feel free to add one to your cart today! You can also contact your local The Moulding Company store to see what lengths and pieces are in stock for you to browse.
Available 3D Files: MC145.OBJ
We offer free next-day delivery on orders over $300 within a 50-mile radius of any of our stores. For orders less than $300 within our radius, we charge a $65 delivery fee. For delivery sites outside of our 50-mile radius, we charge a $250 delivery fee, regardless of the amount purchased. Please click here to view a map of our delivery radius.
Product details
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Item | MC145 – 7/16″ x 1 1/8″ |
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. | Alder, Finger Joint Pine(FJP), Maple, Northern Red Oak, Poplar |
| Board Length | 16′, 4″ sample, 8′, Please contact your local store for current inventory |
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